Featured Artist Bergés Alvarez

Carolyn Edlund

Artist Bergés Alvarez upcycles manmade materials into mesmerizing, fluid landscapes filled with color and light. Visit his website to see more of his work.

“Bridgehampton Hills” Mixed Media on Canvas, 60″ x 40″

My land and seascape panoramas are stunning—there is something very attractive about them! They are crisp shiny layers of color that blend into swells with soft trailing streaks of hazy overlaps, their balance more upon open skies and oceans than forest woodland shores.

“Rocky Shores” Mixed Media on Canvas, 34″ x 24″

These mixed media visual works verge on dreamy distant seashores and are a succession of what seemed to be a long lost paradise, yet there is something very extraordinary in how these artworks are actually created.

Artist Bergés Alvarez at his exhibit at Bloomingdales in Garden City, NY

I take Long Island’s seacoasts and sweeping skies up a notch with my uncommon painterly photographic approach.

“Splendor in the Afternoon” Mixed Media on Canvas, 62″ x 40″

I have refined and expressed my original unique flare of special methods and I am the first in my field working with this type of experimental technique of photography as a skillful art medium.

“Lands End” Mixed Media on Canvas, 40″ x 30″

I create alluring, realistic land and seascape mixed media artworks out of the frayed and torn edges of found man made, recycled materials.

“Safely Beneath” Mixed Media on Canvas, 24″ x 36″

Utilizing plastic blue base bags, films, reflective filters, lights and a mixture of weathered paper products, I slowly construct scenes that portray far distant landscapes with vulnerable new horizons.

“Eternal Sea” Mixed Media with Metal and Paper on Board, 32″ x 24″

I feature acrylic on linen photographic images that resemble paintings where human presence is clearly absent. In doing so, I allow the viewer to become a counterpart to this very distinctive interplay.